Kamylle Frenette

Kamylle Frenette (born July 4, 1996) is a Canadian paratriathlete, competing in the PTS5 classification.

Early life and education Frenette was born with Unilateral Talipes Equinovarus, more commonly known as unilateral clubfoot. She had corrective surgery at four-months old at the IWK children's hospital in Halifax, which straightened her foot, but left her with a right foot smaller than her left and reduced mobility in her ankle.

Frenette grew up in Dieppe, New Brunswick. Her father was a triathlete. She studied biology at the Université de Moncton.

Frenette ran with the varsity cross-country team at the Université de Moncton, competing from 2014 to 2018. She made her international paratriathlon debut competing for Canada in 2018 after being approached by Triathlon Canada's Para head coach, Carolyn Murray, in late 2016. In the 2022 World Triathlon Para Cups, Frenette placed third at the Besançon and A Corona events, second at the World Triathlon Para Series Montreal, and then third at the 2022 World Triathlon Grand Finals in Abu Dhabi in the women's PTS5.

The 2023 World Triathlon Para Cup in Paris was changed to a duathlon due to concerns about water quality. Frentte placed third in the duathlon. In the Montreal event on the 2024 World Triathlon Series Para circuit, Frenette won the PTS5 in one hour, seven minutes and 59 seconds. She also placed second at the Swansea event on the circuit in the women's standing PTS 5.

Frenette was ranked fourth in the world heading into the 2024 Summer Paralympics. She was fourth out of the water, and sixth out of the bike into the run, finishing 3:05 behind the bronze medalist. Following the 2024 Paralympics, she retired from competing.